Kendrick Lake Park

Visited 28 Park pavilions before picking this one for our wedding. Zero regrets, resulted in stunning photos.

So peaceful. Great for walking. Bikes. Dogs. Elders. All happy family.

Great park since they got rid of the tuna fish sandwiches.

Wide, paved path, which goes around the lake and is about 1 mile in length. Several benches at different spots right on the lake, plus very nice play area for kids with several picnic tables in several spots close to the play equipment. Dog friendly and folks seem to generally considerate about keeping their dogs leashed. I think the restrooms are mostly open during the warm weather but unsure of their condition because I don't visit them. Though the park shares a border with Jewel street, the abundance of trees and vegetation throughout the park make it easier to ignore, at times even forget, that you're in the midst of an urban/ suburban area. A lovely, easy to access oasis🥰.

A sweet little garden is part of this walk around the lake. Many succulents that I have never seen before. There's also a huge playground and plenty of parking. Public bathrooms available.

Been going to Kendrick Park since the early 1980's. Wonderful place for kids. Now that I'm an old guy, It's a great place to walk the dogs.

I ended up at Kendrick Lake Park completely by accident and I am glad I did!! There was a storm I was chasing through the area and I wanted to go somewhere good for the sunset so I ended up here! I highly recommend walking around the trail for the entire lake because the landscape changes quite a bit and you can get great shots from all around the lake. I found a beautiful Heron sitting in the bushes and it kept moving around the lake so it was great to get it from different vantage points. The lake is relatively small so the waves are not too bad which make for some still, peaceful shots of the lake. This is a great place to catch a sunset at a less crowded park near Denver!